Help ! - formatting page heading pass end of document

Hi,
Does anybody has similar experience ?
i have a document to create with rep6i
which requires inserting a label box at the top of the last page.
it is not possible to set a particuler header item to print 'ONLY' at the ending page.
Somehow the report seems not allowing dynamic format changes pass beg. of report.
James.

Hi James,
It is sometimes tough to see to it that you anchor it "exactly" to the repeating frame. I tried it myself and could only do it after a few attempts. What happens is, if your repeating frame shares its boundary with another frame/field etc, sometimes it becomes difficult for the Reports Builder to find out which frame / repeating frame is the anchor tied to.
Pl try this once:
Separate your repating frame from all other frames/fields etc, such that its boundary (where you are going to place the anchor) is not touching the boundary of any other frame/field. Do the same for the label box as well. Only then place the anchor between the label box and the repeating frame.
You should now see the correct result. Hope that helps.
Navneet.

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